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Faculty Handbook. I. Introduction. II. University Governance and Organization. III. Faculty Policies and Procedures. IV. Other Policies Governing Employment at Georgetown University. V. Benefits. VI. Campus and School Policies. VII. Archives.
- Iii. Faculty Policies and Procedures
A. Faculty Governance Bodies B. Chairs of Departments C....
- I. Introduction
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- II. University Governance and Organization
Editor’s Note The information below regarding University...
- IV. Other Policies Governing Employment at Georgetown University
A. Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Affirmative Action...
- VI. Campus and School Policies
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- VII. Archives
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- A. Preface
The faculty of Georgetown University stand among the world’s...
- B. Mission Statement
Georgetown is a Catholic and Jesuit, student-centered...
- Iii. Faculty Policies and Procedures
Faculty Handbook. The faculty of Georgetown University stand among the world’s leaders in their domains of research, service, and teaching. To secure that stature and to fulfill the University’s mission, faculty must be guaranteed the academic freedom and the resources enabling them to shape the character and intellect of our students, to ...
The Georgetown University Faculty Handbook offers an overview of the policies and procedures pertaining to faculty members of the University. Here you'll find detailed information on faculty rights and responsibilities, the University Mission Statement, University governance, campus policies, and faculty benefits.
Faculty enjoy academic freedom in the classroom, the laboratory, the studio, the library, and all the domains of their academic activity. Academic freedom promotes intellectual honesty and requires respect for the academic rights of others.
Faculty Appointments. A faculty member is appointed by the President or an Executive Vice President of the University. Ordinarily, a faculty member is appointed to a department, school, or other academic unit, and may have one or more joint appointments.
Georgetown University Faculty Handbook. Faculty on all campuses and in all schools at Georgetown University are governed by the provisions and policies set forth in the University’s Faculty Handbook.
Georgetown University produced its first faculty handbook in 1957 as a means of informing faculty about University objectives, organization, policies, benefits, and grievance procedures. Many of the handbooks also include a campus map and the constitution of the Faculty Senate.
